A guide to the different types of contact lenses that can effectively manage the vision problems caused by an irregularly shaped cornea in Keratoconus.

An in-depth look at how Corneal Cross-Linking works to stabilize the cornea and prevent further vision loss from Keratoconus.

Learn about corneal transplant surgery (keratoplasty), an option for advanced Keratoconus when other treatments are no longer effective.

Discover the methods eye doctors use to diagnose Keratoconus, including slit-lamp exams and advanced corneal topography to map the cornea's surface.

Learn to identify the common signs and symptoms of Keratoconus, such as blurred vision, light sensitivity, and frequent prescription changes.

Explore the various treatment options for Keratoconus, including specialized contact lenses, corneal cross-linking, and corneal transplants.

Tips and advice for managing daily life with Keratoconus, from dealing with vision changes to protecting your eyes and staying positive.

Learn about World Keratoconus Day on November 10th, an annual event dedicated to raising awareness, sharing stories, and educating the public about Keratoconus.

Learn about Keratoconus, a progressive eye disease that affects the cornea's shape, leading to distorted vision. Understand its causes and what it means for your eyesight.